25+ Royal Burgundy Barberry In Winter

Small velvety change from burgundy to reddish black in the fall. Plant the royal burgundy barberry in full sun in any well drained soil even dry and difficult ones.

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Royal burgundy barberry in winter

This variety produces little to no viable seed making it a great alternative over other barberries. Exhibiting deep burgundy velvety foliage royal burgundy holds its color all throughout the spring summer and into fall until it turns blackish red and defoliates for the winter. Use to flesh out foundation planting with vivid foliage.

Add into existing mixed beds and borders. An improved selection from crimson pygmy with richer burgundy foliage color and small velvety leaves that hold their color through summer changing to a reddish black in the fall. Royal burgundy barberry zone.

After some regular watering when young it will thrive even in long periods of drought. Produces little to no viable seed. Royal burgundy berberis thunbergii gentry is a petite mounding version of this garden stalwart.

Barberry royal burgundy is deciduous hardy in zones 4 8 and stays compact at a height of two to three feet at maturity. It has small soft leaves that hold their purple red color all summer without fading. Royal burgundy barberry is the best of the dwarf red leaved barberry varieties.

The velvety reddish purple foliage is truly outstanding in the landscape and holds its color very well throughout the warm season until fall when the foliage color changes to a blackish red color. Blends nicely into natural and wild garden settings as habitat plant. Dense mounding form 2 ft.

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